Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1927, Page 38

TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL — “Cradle = Snatchers,” comedy, at §:20 p.m. BELASCO—"The comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Ching-a-Ling,” NEWLYWEDS CALLED Read to Rome,” at | | Young Whelan and Bride Sum- moned to Palm Beach for Parental Blessing. revue, I\FITH S—Kitty Doner, vaudeville, HOLD-UP OF AUIH[]R it ce ous, 1:8 1 Six_Brtish Youths Robbed RS .| EXD'O!‘GI‘ Of Sult Case ‘?23'1‘(:‘1‘ ”)yx':‘:nr’\xx(xx\~ tnnnnumn i‘ to Prove Pluck. By the Aseociated Press NEW YORK, January 17.—Albert J. Whelan, son of C. A. Whelar, | dent of the United Cigar Stores Co., | and his bride, the former Ida L. Quig ley of Lock Haven, Pa. today were on their way to Palm Beach to re ceive parental blessings, rise marriage. S i lent| uth is in response to a | telegranhic invitation from Mr. Whe lan, who lives in Palm Beach The couple were married Saturday Pirate’" | %" 4 9% SAVINGS Over 4,000 New Saings Accounts CENTRAL ST Lucky ambo,” : and 8:15 p.m \IlTI \I,— Happy Hours,"” lesque, at and 8:20 p.m. RIALTO— Tho Night of Love," at 11:50 a.m., 1:30, 3:35, 5:20, 7:25 and| 9:35 p.m METROPOLITAN — “The Lover,” at 11:35 a.m., 7:45 and 9:50 p.m PALACE—"Valencia," at 11 a.m., 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6, 7 = {9:50 p.m (Ol UMBIA—"The Black I week), at 11:10 a.m 20 and 9:30 City :55 p.m ‘The Silent Lover," 50 p.m PARK—"Chained" (sec ond week), at 7 and 9 p.m. { CENTRAL—"The Man _in _the| Shadow,” at 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8| and 9:40 p.m | presi bur- By the Aseociated Press LONDON, January 17.—The mys terious experience of Frederick A Mitchell-Hedges, noted explorer author, which kept the whole country in a ferment Saturday, turned out to bave been a practical Jnkfi Near Ripley, ¢ Friday friend Becluded spot and trusse @xplorer’s suit c id to contair valuable document d some Ind dried heads, was cfrried off. The case and its contents were returned to AiteRell-Hed®es today ct, and he agreed to take no action against the Jokers. Held Up to Show Nerve. The so-called prank arose out of a fecture which the explorer delivered recently before the N Club. se denouement Jetter signed by a member of the club addressed to Mitchell-Hedges, who has agreed to keer secret. The writer says tl “priceless black 1 from the roadside p.m at 2:40, 4 Since 1898 St s Rear Admiral Wudhams Deed. | JIZABETHTOWN, N. Y. Janu uary 17 () Admiral Albion V. | "adhams, . retired, is dead | Nice, France, according to word re- | ived here yesterday He*went to | nce several months ago to visit a | s William Wadhams. He was a | andson of Luman Wadhams, | of t of the battle uf] tsbury SEE ETZ and SEE BETTER ). —Rear t Hedges has a s et FpWIN . BT liberals, besides mys exception to vour rem Jack of nerve in the Br today, and we made U that we w striking wa “Well, we have done it not suspect that the ed you in the six of those were reviling for prise and pluck Accepts Affair as Joke. The letter concludes by consenting to restore the hag < contents on withdrawal of the ations, and in- viting Mitchell- Hedges to come and address them again The explorer said today: “I have Branch Store—312 1ith St ccepted the letter as one gentleman to another, and realize that it was a practical joke.” With reference to the valuables in the suit case, he said: “The bag con tained a document affecting promi nent financial houses, which would have had serious resulfs to the people | | concerned had it been discovered. e e DOG B‘ITES 36 BAB'ES everything needed to en- close the back porch See us now and have it Promptness Saves Jerusalem Orphans. finished before Spring. 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